How to Say “Hospital” in Welsh

ysbyty
/əsˈbətɨ̞/masculine
The English word "hospital" is translated into Welsh as ysbyty.
ysbyty refers to a large medical facility.
Meaning: large medical facility (noun)

How do you pronounce it?

/əsˈbətɨ̞/

Did you know?

  • While ysbyty refers to a medical facility today, its root is shared with the Latin word for an 'inn'.
  • The word tŷ, found inside ysbyty, is one of the most common roots in Welsh place names, often appearing as 'ty' in English spellings of towns.
  • In Welsh, the word for 'hospital' is not a loanword from English, unlike many other medical terms in modern Welsh.

Examples in context

  • Ble mae'r ysbyty?
    Where is the hospital?
    This sentence is useful for asking for the location of the ysbyty.
    Tatoeba #6889979 by Sisial, translation #2063647 by CC
  • Dwi eisiau gweithio mewn Ysbyty.
    I want to work in a hospital.
    This sentence is useful for expressing a desire to work in an ysbyty.
    Tatoeba #8783059 by jimkillock, translation #5661463 by marcj794
  • Does dim rhaid i chi aros yn yr ysbyty.
    You don't have to stay in the hospital.
    This sentence is useful for stating that staying in the ysbyty is not required.
    Tatoeba #11473655 by janTuki, translation #281917 by CK
  • 1 more sentence on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Rhiannon is asking Dylan for directions while driving.

  1. Rhiannon

    Ydych ti'n gwybod ble mae'r ysbyty?
    Do you know where the hospital is?
  2. Dylan

    Ydy, mae'n dros y bridge.
    Yes, it is over the bridge.
  3. Rhiannon

    Mae'r ysbyty yn bell o yma?
    Is the hospital far from here?
  4. Dylan

    Nac ydy, mae'n hynt byr.
    No, it is a short way.

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